Sentence examples for valuable claim from inspiring English sources

When more than 4,000 retired players agreed to accept $765 million to settle their lawsuit with the N.F.L., the league was able to cling to its most valuable claim of all — that it never ignored or obscured the risks of concussions.

Old Pilbara hands tend to credit McCamey with finding the company's most valuable claims, and Hancock himself named one of the greatest ore bodies they found McCamey's Monster.

"I have no doubt the Olympic impetus has been very valuable," claimed Johnson, a ubiquitous presence during last year's Games – whether dangling from a zipwire or waving the flag.

Since, as noted above, all that is required to meet the (tertiary) value problem is to show that knowledge is generally distinctively valuable, this claim would almost certainly suffice for Greco's purposes.

The 65 pictures weren't just valuable, he claimed.

The extra information obtained by BWS may not be as valuable as claimed by some authors.

If collaboration and participation in open source and other communities is really as valuable as claimed, the benefits should start to be measured.

You can also claim valuable tax benefits by shifting some of the money into a personal pension.

But within the next few months, the stakes will increase as two cases head toward a trial and the Onondagas file the last, and most valuable, Iroquois land claim: a heavily populated tract of 64,000 acres that includes Syracuse.

Alternatively, you could invest it in a personal pension, and claim valuable tax relief on your contribution, worth 20% for basic rate taxpayers and 40% for higher rate taxpayers.

The BBC put the issues raised by its investigation to a Facebook spokesman: Is your audience really as big or as valuable as you claim?